stephen_usher wrote: 21 Sep 2021 21:17
I made up a few converter (PLCC-44 to 40 pin DIL) PCBs if anyone's interested in one. I've four left.
I was going to do this myself but looks like you've beat me to it again :)
Re: Getting ROMs burnt
Posted: 22 Sep 2021 17:15
by JezC
@stephen_usher I'm interested...not sure how much I trust my bodged adaptor for my TL866... :roll:
Re: Getting ROMs burnt
Posted: 22 Sep 2021 17:59
by stephen_usher
If you can PM me I'll see about getting them in the post. They should fit in an envelope and be able to be sent as a normal letter.
If any of you want the KiCAD files and/or Gerbers I can supply those.
Re: Getting ROMs burnt
Posted: 22 Sep 2021 18:36
by JezC
stephen_usher wrote: 22 Sep 2021 17:59
If you can PM me I'll see about getting them in the post. They should fit in an envelope and be able to be sent as a normal letter.
If any of you want the KiCAD files and/or Gerbers I can supply those.
Will do that later, thanks...I've only just got through the door at home & don't want to spark a domestic incident!
Re: Getting ROMs burnt
Posted: 21 Oct 2021 16:56
by DaveC
Bigs thanks to @Badwolf for burning the ROMs for me.
Added a switch to an Exxos diagnostic cartridge to allow me to bypass the cartridge if needed. Lots of hot snot needed to hold things in place securely.
Couple of videos to show that being used to load Emutos and MonST from the cartridge. Could've done with an extra hand while videoing but all works :lol:
Re: Getting ROMs burnt
Posted: 21 Oct 2021 17:16
by Badwolf
DaveC wrote: 21 Oct 2021 16:56
Bigs thanks to @Badwolf for burning the ROMs for me.
Added a switch to an Exxos diagnostic cartridge to allow me to bypass the cartridge if needed. Lots of hot snot needed to hold things in place securely.
No worries, glad they work!
Regarding booting EmuTOS from the cartridge -- may I heartily recommend combining that with the standalone AES4.1 kicking around either from the auto folder or run directly from the command prompt. A very nice hybrid OS experience.